Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 80201 to 80220 «400740084009401040114012401340144015Next ›Last » Evaluation of the Beyond the Border Action Plan – Shiprider Program CANADA: This report presents the results of the Treasury Board mandated evaluation of the Beyond the Border Action Plan - Shiprider Program conducted by National Program Evaluation Services (NPES) of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in 2017-18. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 29/12/2018 Report New Year’s Honours 2019: Many congratulations to all in and associated with policing… The New Year Honours lists for 2019 recognise the achievements and service of extraordinary people across the United Kingdom. Many congratulations to those in and associated with policing who have been recognised this year... Policing Insight - Registration at source 29/12/2018 News Unseen heroes in countering terrorism recognised in Queen’s New Year Honours Forty-three people involved in the response to the major terrorist incidents of 2017 have received awards in the New Year Honours List. Police Professional 28/12/2018 News Top honours go to NCA staff and federated ranks The highest awards given to UK law enforcement in the Queen’s New Year Honours have gone to senior National Crime Agency (NCA) staff but a greater proportion continue to be given to rank and file officers. Police Professional 28/12/2018 News Gongs for terror attack heroes Police, medics and 999 staff who responded to carnage in London and Manchester last year are rewarded on honours list Mail Online 28/12/2018 News Unseen heroes in countering terrorism recognised in Queen’s New Year Honours Forty-three people involved in the response to the major terrorist incidents of 2017 have received awards in the New Year Honours List. Police Professional 28/12/2018 News Son jailed for drunken rampage at crime chief’s home The son of a police and crime commissioner has been jailed after his father felt no choice but to press charges over a drunken rampage at his home. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2018 News Channel migrants declared major incident The rising number of migrants attempting to cross the English Channel has been declared a "major incident" by the UK home secretary. BBC 28/12/2018 News No-deal Brexit would ‘hamstring’ Derbyshire police, says Chief Constable International co-operation is vital for Derbyshire police, according to the top cop Derbyshire Live 28/12/2018 News How old were the targets of police Tasers in your area? Sky News asked every UK force to reveal the ages of people tasered since 2016, as well as the incidents involving animals. Sky News 28/12/2018 News Not “That Kind of Cop”: Exploring How Officers Adapt Approaches, Attitudes, and Self-Concepts in School Settings Prior research indicates school resource officers (SROs) perform an array of nontraditional police tasks and work in settings culturally distinct from street patrols. To thrive in SRO programs, police must adapt to these new roles and settings, likely affecting how they view themselves and their work. The present study examined how SROs view and respond to their work in schools through interviews and observations of 20 participants in four states. Findings revealed participants adopted policing strategies that facilitated communication and rapport. They generally viewed citizens positively and felt being an SRO made their work meaningful. Participants further described identities at odds with authoritarian stereotypes. Findings lend support to the notion that attitudes and self-concept are dynamic and suggest positive changes in attitudes and identity are related to the ways officers approach their work. Such changes show promise for realizing the community policing goals of many SRO programs. Justice Quarterly - Registration at source 28/12/2018 Research article Not “That Kind of Cop”: Exploring How Officers Adapt Approaches, Attitudes, and Self-Concepts in School Settings Prior research indicates school resource officers (SROs) perform an array of nontraditional police tasks and work in settings culturally distinct from street patrols. To thrive in SRO programs, police must adapt to these new roles and settings, likely affecting how they view themselves and their work. The present study examined how SROs view and respond to their work in schools through interviews and observations of 20 participants in four states. Findings revealed participants adopted policing strategies that facilitated communication and rapport. They generally viewed citizens positively and felt being an SRO made their work meaningful. Participants further described identities at odds with authoritarian stereotypes. Findings lend support to the notion that attitudes and self-concept are dynamic and suggest positive changes in attitudes and identity are related to the ways officers approach their work. Such changes show promise for realizing the community policing goals of many SRO programs. Justice Quarterly 28/12/2018 Research article Police crime commissioner’s son who smashed his parents’ £400 TV is jailed for 19 weeks His father says he had no choice but to press charges Mail Online 28/12/2018 News No-deal Brexit could put public at risk, warns Met chief The public could be put at risk if the UK leaves the EU in March without an official agreement, the UK's most senior police officer has said. BBC 28/12/2018 News How can the UK avoid another year of knife crime? Steve Narvaez Jara had just seen in the new year at a party in Islington, north London. BBC 28/12/2018 Analysis, Feature Crime gangs get easy supply of ‘clean’ guns from abroad Police forces and border officials are struggling to stem a rising flow of guns into the UK, the top police officer for organised crime has said. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2018 News We need to up our game on tackling drones, says Met Police chief Cressida Dick Ministers and law enforcement must improve their response to the criminal use of drones after more than two days of chaos at Gatwick airport last week, the nation’s most senior police officer has said. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2018 News Police warn Scotland is ‘vulnerable’ in no-deal Brexit scenario Police Scotland has warned that a no-deal Brexit could leave parts of the country “vulnerable” with bosses forced to redeploy officers to deal with the “numerous” consequences of crashing out of Europe. The National 28/12/2018 News Number of banned knives seized at UK borders doubles Border Force also recorded a 61% rise in confiscations of other offensive weapons The Guardian 28/12/2018 News Warning over abandoned 999 calls to Police Scotland at Christmas Staff at Police Scotland control centres dealt with more than 800 abandoned 999 calls over Christmas. BBC 28/12/2018 News «400740084009401040114012401340144015Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
